Acid washes, chlorine washes, and calcium-line tile cleaning — the fastest, most affordable way to make your pool look new again without a full remodel.
Arizona's hard water, brutal sun, and long swim seasons are tough on pools. These two services undo years of that damage — usually in a day or two.
We drain your pool and deep-clean the surface itself — stripping away stains, algae, and years of buildup that brushing and chemicals can't touch.
That white, crusty line on your waterline tile? Calcium from Arizona's hard water — and it doesn't scrub off. We remove it the right way.
Every pool is different — size, surface, and stain severity all matter. We quote exact, line-itemed pricing after a quick look at your pool — free.
Plenty of "green" pools recover with aggressive shock, brushing, and filtration — no drain, no wash, way less money. And if your surface is too far gone for a wash to matter, we'll tell you that too, and show you what a resurface actually costs. We'd rather earn your trust than sell you the wrong service. That's the American Heritage Pool Co. way.
We look at your surface, tile, and water — then tell you exactly what you need (and what you don't).
Line-itemed price, honest timeline, zero pressure. You'll know the plan before we touch a valve.
Wash or blast, handled safely by pros — proper chemical handling, careful draining, and full cleanup.
Refill guidance, startup chemistry, and a pool that looks years younger. Bring the sunscreen.
Pricing depends on your pool's size, surface condition, and how much buildup we're removing — and since the wash and tile cleaning are done together, we quote them as one project. We'll give you an exact, line-itemed quote after a free look at your pool (and help you plan for refill water), so there are no surprises.
A chlorine wash deep-sanitizes the surface — it kills algae and bacteria and lifts organic stains without removing any of the surface. An acid wash goes further, stripping a thin micro-layer of the surface to remove mineral stains and deep discoloration. We recommend the gentlest option that will actually solve your problem.
Done properly and sparingly, no — but because it removes a small amount of surface each time, a pool can only be acid washed a limited number of times in its life. That's exactly why we assess first: if your surface is already thin or failing, we'll tell you a wash isn't the right money to spend.
Low-pressure blasting with glass bead or natural mineral media — it pops the calcium off the tile without damaging the glaze underneath. Scrubbing and household chemicals won't remove real calcium scale, and high-pressure methods can wreck your tile.
Yes — we do tile cleaning alongside a chem wash, while the pool is already drained. One drain covers both services, which saves you water and money, and lets us restore the entire tile line perfectly — not just the strip above the waterline.
With our hard water, most Valley pools benefit from a tile cleaning every 1–2 years. If you can see a white calcium line building above your waterline, it's time.
If your pool is green but the surface underneath is sound, a proper chemical recovery may fix it without draining. And if your surface is chipping, rough, or worn through, a wash is a band-aid — a resurface is the honest recommendation, and we do those too.
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